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Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen

Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen

Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen to an employee from the cook-chill facility on Camp Kinser Aug. 10. Members of the chamber attended a tour of Camp Kinser to gain a better understand of how... More

Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen

Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen

Members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce listen to an employee from the cook-chill facility on Camp Kinser Aug. 10. The chamber members were invited for a tour of Camp Kinser to gain a better understand o... More

Members from the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce tour

Members from the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce tour

Members from the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce tour Kinser Elementary School at Camp Kinser Aug. 10. Seventeen chamber members visited the school as well as various locations on the camp to gain a better und... More

Chris Majewski, right, briefs 17 members of the Urasoe

Chris Majewski, right, briefs 17 members of the Urasoe

Chris Majewski, right, briefs 17 members of the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce during a tour of Camp Kinser Aug. 10. During the tour, chamber members visited the Battle of Okinawa historical display, family ho... More

Satoshi Kawamitsu gazes at a case at the Battle of

Satoshi Kawamitsu gazes at a case at the Battle of

Satoshi Kawamitsu gazes at a case at the Battle of Okinawa historical display at Camp Kinser Aug. 10. 17 members from the Urasoe City Chamber of Commerce attended a tour of the camp to gain a better understandi... More

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